Speaking in March 2015, the actress explained: "They said that I was too skinny and my boobs were too small... They said my head was too big and my body was like a broomstick.

"I can take anything. It's just empty talk. I can understand that part of what I'm doing means being exposed. And part of being exposed is being under fire."

Of course it's brilliant that the 32-year-old can shrug off these childish criticisms, but such a large and prominent partnership with a brand that asks people to literally 'think about being thin' almost undermines the positive messages that a film like Wonder Woman should enforce.

Photo credit: Warner Bros.

However, it is worth pointing out that thinkThin specialises in protein powders, protein snacks and gluten-free snacks for healthy living.

And while it might not be a weight-loss diet drink brand, the news has enraged lots of Wonder Woman fans on social media.

As part of the campaign with thinkThin, customers can secure a discount on cinema tickets, as well as enter a competition which supports female veterans, those active in the military, and female family members to encourage them to become business entrepreneurs.

Speaking about the partnership, Michele Kessler – president/CEO of thinkThin – said: "For more than 15 years, thinkThin has focused on providing wholesome nutrition so our consumers have the strength they need to take on their active day.

"No-one epitomises the thinkThin lifestyle better than Wonder Woman, the iconic figure and female lead of a major superhero movie, and we're excited to partner with Warner Bros to extend the awareness of both brands."